Lincoln Electric KH641 Welding Gloves Leather Gauntlet

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC KH641 is a leather welding glove designed for general welding applications. The glove features a split leather construction with a synthetic heat-resistant polymer coating on the exterior and a cotton-lined interior for added comfort during extended use. An aluminized back provides additional radiant heat protection, and the gauntlet-style cuff extends coverage up the forearm. This pair of gloves is sized universally for a wide range of users. Licensed welders, fabricators, and MIG or stick welding technicians are the primary installers and users of this product.

These gloves are suited for general-purpose welding environments in both residential and light commercial fabrication settings. The 15-inch overall length and 10-inch gauntlet cuff provide coverage where exposure to heat, spatter, and arc flash is a consistent risk. The wing thumb design supports natural hand positioning during torch or electrode manipulation. The cowhide back and split leather palm work together to balance durability and dexterity across common welding tasks.

Key Features

• Split leather construction with solid-coat synthetic heat-resistant polymer for spatter and heat resistance
• Aluminized back for added protection against radiant heat
• Cotton lining for comfort during prolonged wear
• Gauntlet-style cuff with 10-inch cuff length for extended forearm coverage
• Wing thumb design for improved dexterity and natural grip
• FDA approved

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding glove suitable for MIG, stick, and similar arc welding applications where leather hand protection with a gauntlet cuff is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for wear, holes, or compromised coating that could reduce heat or spatter protection. Always wear appropriate PPE including a welding helmet and flame-resistant clothing when welding. Replace gloves immediately if the coating, leather, or lining shows significant degradation. Follow applicable OSHA 1910.138 guidelines for hand protection selection in welding environments.